Terry Platt tells how as field inspector he runs across extra income opportunities. It’s all in a day’s work. Note how one couple used the field inspection business to cover their expenses while identifying inventory for their ebay business!
If you read my post yesterday, you will have read about the books I picked up for sixty-nine cents apiece. Three of them sold last night after I put them online. Net for the three is $20 + $23 + $38 = $81. Add that to the route income and it really makes the day even better.
Again, what I’m saying is you can find many opportunities if you keep your eyes open and they are not all chump change. I have bought boats, furniture, paintings, and many odd things – most sold within days for nice profits.
I helped my daughter furnish her house with antiques when I passed by a house with the people moving out. They were throwing furniture on the curb for trash pickup – most of it bona fide antiques. They either didn’t know what they had or didn’t care.
Vickie and I had an older retired couple in their late 60’s that used to do inspections for us but only wanted to work on Saturdays. The inspection work paid for their gasoline and then some. They wanted to work only on Saturdays because they had a pretty good e-bay business going and were big on garage sales and yard sales.
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Related Link: Ebook: How To Make Money As A Field Inspector
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